Reliable, physical safety with proven tackling volume
A.J. Hendy is best known for steady, assignment-sound play in the secondary: at Maryland in 2015, he started all 12 games at safety and finished fourth on the team with 76 tackles, with at least four tackles in every game.[4] That profile points to a defender who brings durability, consistency, and physicality rather than flash, and his recruiting pedigree reflected legit all-around athletic upside coming out of high school.[5] If you want a DB who can handle contact, stay on the field, and give you dependable run support, Hendy fits that mold.[4][5]
